(B) Front, left and right of driveway
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Zebra Grass in between the Magnolias to the left of the drive
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Zebra Grass with a patch of Day Lilies
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Forsythia - Some scraggly bushes behind the Zebra Grass out by the driveway between two Junipers. It should look pretty in the
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The next few pictures will be all the plants I don't know in this area. :o)
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Orchid (Bletilla striata) "Hyacinthina". More by the garage (showing flowers).
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Orchid (Bletilla striata) "Hyacinthina"
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Flowerbeds right of the drive. The arrows show the general order of the pictures.
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Ageratum - little blue flower is an annual but it freely reseeds. There are oodles of it in Pepe's Pond area so there should be
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Sedum - The Stonecrop family. Learn to love it. It's a perennial and comes in many, many varieties. It looks attractive when
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Nandina - Thanks Debbie for the ID. Going by the leaves I'd say it's the cultivar "Firepower".
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Nandina "Firepower"
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blue spiked salvia/sage
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Roses - I never got into roses all that much. Prune dead heads, dead wood, and maybe thin canes a bit.
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Montauk Daisies
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Crepe Myrtle
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Salvia/Sage
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Under the Red Maple are mature plantings of Hosta followed by Day Lilies.
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After the Day Lilies begin the naturalized flower beds. Here are bits of sedum, ageratum, yarrow, etc. Some Cornflower/Bachelo
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Continuing with the naturalized beds... included are Yarrow, Black-eyed Susan, Pink Ladies, and orange Butterfly Weed.
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Yarrow
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Pink Ladies
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Butterfly Weed
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This looks like more Nandina, but a different variety.
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Purple Coneflower
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Montauk Daisy, summer blooming dwarf Day Lily, Phlox in back
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A blue Japanese and white and blue Irises
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Phlox
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Turning the corner after the Phlox...
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Blood Sage/Salvia
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Big Pink Sage/Salvia
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Galinsoga/Quickweed - Some people eat the leaves. This is the end of the naturalized area.
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The naturalized area is followed by two mature Dwarf Alberta Spruce bordering plantings of Day Lilies and variegated prostrate J
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Nearing the end of the flower beds at the front of the house.
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(Complete) Bachelor Button, Cornflower (Stokesia laevis) unknown cultivar 10/1/11 D&M MD
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